jerkin robin cotton and leather black Pantserriemen en lendeniers ensuring it remains close to

ensuring it remains close to hand

During the Roman Empire

Available in sizes 39–45

The split permits easier movement whilst riding a horse

whilst also maintaining agility

jerkin robin cotton and leather black Pantserriemen en lendeniers ensuring it remains close toIn the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the jerkin was a short, close fitting men's jacket that was worn over the doublet and thus formed a recognizable part of Renaissance fashion. The garment is closely related to the military fashion of the time: because plate armor was less vulnerable to melee weapons than a chainmail shirt, the tight arming doublet underneath could be thinner and less padded. Typically the jerkin was sleeveless and made of